Splatter House - Wanpaku Graffiti Game
Ever heard of Splatter House but wished it had a little more… whimsy? Enter Splatter House: Wanpaku Graffiti—the NES’s bizarre, tongue-in-cheek spin on the horror classic that swaps gruesome terror for goofy, monster-smashing fun. Imagine the same creepy mansion and familiar ghouls, but now you’re a cute, big-headed Rick (the series’ hero) bonking enemies with bones, dodging sentient jack-o’-lanterns, and even riding a skateboard through levels. It’s like the developers took the original’s spooky vibe, dunked it in cartoon syrup, and served up a side-scrolling beat-’em-up that’s equal parts charming and chaotic.
While it strays far from the grim tone of its arcade sibling, Wanpaku Graffiti nails that NES-era weirdness we all love—think Castlevania meets Adventure Time. The gameplay’s simple but addictive, with power-ups that turn you into a werewolf or a mummy, and bosses so silly you’ll forget to be scared. A hidden gem for retro fans, it’s proof that even horror icons can let loose and have fun. Just don’t blame us if you start humming its infectiously quirky soundtrack afterward!
While it strays far from the grim tone of its arcade sibling, Wanpaku Graffiti nails that NES-era weirdness we all love—think Castlevania meets Adventure Time. The gameplay’s simple but addictive, with power-ups that turn you into a werewolf or a mummy, and bosses so silly you’ll forget to be scared. A hidden gem for retro fans, it’s proof that even horror icons can let loose and have fun. Just don’t blame us if you start humming its infectiously quirky soundtrack afterward!
